You missing space where? In aggregate? Please, please show output of "df -Ah". ... View more

vfiler = multistore Sure, but paragraph from block management guide quoted by OP does not say a single word about multistore (it talks about HA pair), nor does multistore guide say anything about target portal groups. That is why I find it extremely confusing. ... View more

Do not know about 100Mb/s, but 1GbE is supported. ... View more

Interesting. I have never noticed this before; and I have never seen it mentioned in any document from NetApp (technical reports, training materials etc). Even though I’m rather skeptical here, why not. Actually usually configuration is symmetrical, so same interfaces get the same target portal tag. But that’s exactly what makes me skeptical - there is no reason to assume that a) interface configuration is symmetrical or b) that both controllers even have the same interfaces. ... View more

How can 12 be exact half of 14? ... View more

I'm not sure I understand how portal group is related to failover. During failover virtual instance of controller is started on partner. It has exactly the same configuration, there is nothing to match against. So you simply need to ensure that every interface has matching partner interface, that's all. ... View more

What is value of “options cf.mode” on both controllers (when booted normally, not in maintenance)? Poster you show is for C-Mode, it does not apply to 7-Mode. ... View more

If you do it offline - no. ... View more

Personally I would split connection to each loop/stack across two adapters. May be this was created as example of adding SAS to existing DS14 cluster, where you would avoid moving existing connections. I sent comment to TR publisher, let’s see if we get any response ☺ ... View more

You can pull previous configuration from ASUP. Being able to compare would help. Based on what you have shown so far, you have one genuinely failed disk (1b.26) as well as HBA in slot 1 - looks like second ASIC that connects to ports c and d failed. But I do not quite understand how it helps you - you would need to open case with NetApp to get replacement anyway, and it is their job to troubleshoot and determine failed part. You have enough free ports to connect shelf using multipath. This would help to mitigate this issue (not panic, but shelves would have been found after reboot). ... View more

And for the second controller? And please, paste output inline as text. ... View more

Not really export, but define export policy that is using krb5. Changes to export policy are instantaneous as far as I know, but may apply to new mount requests only. ... View more

Boot in maintenance mode on each controller and paste output of "ha-config show" ... View more

I wonder - was it yours question just recently? As was determined, SnapDrive reverts volume to consistent snapshot which deletes base SnapMirror snapshot. As long as some other common snapshot still exists, it should be possible to resync though. ... View more

It’s not what I mean under “paste”, but well … could you also check ACP firmware? It does not really tell which firmware is downrev. ... View more

Yes, you need two controllers to have multipath connection to internal disks. Could you paste exact messages? ... View more

Information about PCI Slots assignment is now maintained in HWU and is online. ... View more

OK, but do you have multipath connection to external shelf? ... View more

New systems should all have multipath shelf connection. You should connect second port as well. ... View more

Did you paste actual computer output? Wcc does not show any Windows SID information; it cannot work this way. ... View more